Figuring Out • 6m
The answer is Scope and Hype. Coal In have aldredy grown almost as much as it could and can't diversify more. That's why it's growing slowly and giving so much in dividends. Zomato on other hand have so much scope to grow and expand. Also it's also because of hype, coz everyone is talking and investing in Zomato and no one even talks about coal in
Passionate about Pos... • 1m
Mukesh Ambani- India’s richest man, made a 2000% profit on an investment made during the 2008 global crisis 📈 He bought Asian Paints shares worth ₹500 crore in 2008, which have now grown to a massive ₹10,000 crore — excluding any gains from dividen
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• I already said that , Zomato is unstoppable nowadays and noone can beat Zomato easily and they proved that and they are all time high. • Zomato's Blinkit is growing on next level with market Share of 46% and Zomato also started their Hyperpure Bu
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West Bengal Tourism • 6m
980 full grown trees will be translocated from 376 acres of land which is planned for the 1st Phase of upcoming Deucha Pachami Coalfields Project in Birbhum. For the first time so many full-grown trees would be translocated from any project site in
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